International Drive
Places To Stay
We don’t always get the chance to stay in hotels in our own city. But whether it’s the result of burst pipes or collapsed streets, quite a few Baltimoreans got to experience our city’s hospitality first hand over the past year. And whether you’re coming to town for a visit, or hoping to put up your folks or that boozy bachelorette party, Baltimore has you covered, from the luxe charm of the Four Seasons to the slightly more louche Admiral Fell Inn.
Luxe
Four Seasons
200 International Drive, (410) 576-5800,
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$$, L, D, Out
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